this week at Joey's blog, we're challenged to work with a string IX, after the Roman numeral. This has turned out to be a fun ongoing challenge, and this week was no exception.
With an interesting combination of tangles to work with...seven of them, because the string has seven sections...and I wanted to use them all, but it just didn't work out that way.
B'tweed and Ragz are so similar, but it seems Ragz is made of straight lines, while b'tweed runs more curvy. One of the patterns I've never played with before is Mei...it was fun to break it out of a grid and do individual motifs, but I also put it on a ribbony section. Zinger here and there, Mooka two ways, some tipple, some shading...
and I just couldn't make gingham or demi work in this one. But demi is a cool looking tangle. I'll definitely have to play with it some more.
And, yes...I did do another piece with the String Theory challenge the diva threw our way
Ipso SIMPLY must be drawn, and I put it along the entire string...and because it's a spring string, I did some shading in green and pink. It's such a fun string, I bet I'll do more! ha!
Such a pretty spring string!! nice shading.
ReplyDeleteThese are both so pretty. The composition of the first one is particularly elegant. I love the Tipple corners.
ReplyDeleteReally good job! I love what you did with Joey's Challenge. You managed to do so much yet still preserve an uncluttered look.
ReplyDeleteLove your Diva tile! It's so well drawn and makes me happy to look at.
ReplyDeleteThese two are also giving us a pleasure to look at!!!
ReplyDeleteThat pattern works so well and I can't believe i didn't give it a thought. This is exceptional.
ReplyDeleteBoth tiles are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteLove the addition of the spring colors to the delightful springy spring tile!
ReplyDeleteI like the soft colors!
ReplyDeleteBoth are lovely! Especially I like the spring tile and its soft colours!
ReplyDeleteLove your big Mei.
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